^^^^ wow! $5000 bicycle? what race was he warming up for, the Tour de France?
It's easy to drop 5k on a road bike even for casual club riders these days. Everyone wants to be like a pro even if they aren't one.
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It's easy to drop 5k on a road bike even for casual club riders these days. Everyone wants to be like a pro even if they aren't one.
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I get your point about everyone wanting to be a pro, but geez! At that cost I would change professions! Buy a pair of Air Jordans and save $4800.
If I throw down 5K on a bike, it had better run on gasoline!
If I throw down 5K on a bike, it had better run on gasoline!
Bicyclists have to follow the rules of the road and can be cited for not following them correctly. They are usually given great latitude, but if they go the wrong way, they will get the citation for the accident. If they ride on sidewalks (depends on the local ordinance) they can get cited for causing accidents (if they are going the wrong direction for traffic).
I've seen this happen to many times. Almost everytime the bicyclist blames the driver when its the bicyclist who was breaking the rules.
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I've seen this happen to many times. Almost everytime the bicyclist blames the driver when its the bicyclist who was breaking the rules.
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I paid $50 for my old whitewall ballooned tired rattle-can painted schwinn-knock off bike. I added $40 to put some wide beach-bars on it and a walkie-dog hookup.
I thought bikes were for exercise? A big heavy tank with one gear is definitely more excercise than those skinny-tired bikes that don't weight 5 ounces.
You guys are doing it wrong.
I thought bikes were for exercise? A big heavy tank with one gear is definitely more excercise than those skinny-tired bikes that don't weight 5 ounces.
You guys are doing it wrong.
